Control method and device for touch display panel, and display device

ABSTRACT

The embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a control method and device for a touch display panel, and a display device, capable of achieving a display function and a touch control function of a display panel and improving the report rate for the touch control function. An embodiment of the disclosure discloses a control method for achieving a display function and a touch control function of an in-cell capacitive touch display panel, wherein the controlling method includes: dividing a time period for the in-cell capacitive touch display panel displaying each image frame into at least two control periods each comprising a display period and a touch control period; during the display period, applying no signal or applying signals for display to touch driving electrodes of the touch display panel; and during the touch control period, applying touch driving signals to the touch driving electrodes in sequence, wherein touch sensing electrodes couple voltage signals of the touch driving signals and output the same.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to a field of liquid crystal technique,and particularly to a control method and device for an in-cellcapacitive touch display panel, and a display device.

BACKGROUND

The conventional touch display panel has a basic configurationcomprising a display panel (for example, a liquid crystal panel) and atouch screen arranged outside of the display panel. As shown in FIG. 1,the liquid crystal panel comprises an array substrate 13 and an oppositesubstrate 11 which are arranged opposite to each other, wherein a liquidcrystal layer 12 is filled therebetween; a touch screen 14 is bonded tothe outside of the liquid crystal panel, and as a result, theconventional touch display panel is formed. Herein, the color filterlayer of the liquid crystal panel can be manufactured on the oppositesubstrate 11 to form a color filter substrate, and can also bemanufactured on the array substrate 13 directly.

Nevertheless, since the touch screen is arranged outside of the displaypanel, an add-on touch panel is thicker, which does not conform to thetrend of the display device towards thinness, and thus it is a trend toadopt an in-cell touch panel in a portable display device, that is, thetouch configuration is integrated inside the display panel.

For the in-cell touch display panel, both a touch control drivingportion and a display driving portion are included therein; in thedriving and controlling for the existing in-cell capacitive touchdisplay panel, the report rate is not high, rendering a low touchcontrol accuracy.

SUMMARY

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, a control device andmethod for an in-cell capacitive touch display panel, and a displaydevice are provided, which are capable of achieving a display functionand a touch control function of a display panel and improving the reportrate for the touch control function.

In an embodiment of the disclosure, there is provided a control methodfor achieving a display function and a touch control function of anin-cell capacitive touch display panel, wherein the control methodcomprises:

dividing a time period for the in-cell capacitive touch display paneldisplaying each image frame into at least two control periods eachcomprising a display period and a touch control period;

during the display period, applying no signal or applying signals fordisplay to touch driving electrodes of the touch display panel; and

during the touch control period, applying touch driving signals to thetouch driving electrodes in sequence, wherein touch sensing electrodescouple voltage signals of the touch driving signals and output the same.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, there is further provided acontrol device for the above in-cell capacitive touch display panel fordisplay and touch control by the control method, wherein the controldevice comprises:

a display control unit, for applying no signal or applying signals fordisplay to the touch driving electrodes of the touch display panelduring the display period;

a touch control unit, for applying touch driving signals to the touchdriving electrodes in sequence during the touch control period, whereinthe touch sensing electrodes couple voltage signals of the touch drivingsignals and output the same;

a clock unit, for dividing a time period for the in-cell capacitivetouch display panel displaying each image frame into at least twocontrol periods each comprising a display period and a touch controlperiod; the clock unit is further used for sending a trigger signal fordisplay to the display control unit upon entering into the displayperiod, and for sending a trigger signal for touch control to the touchcontrol unit upon entering into the touch control period.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, there is provided acapacitive touch display device comprising the above control device.

In the control device and method for the in-cell capacitive touchdisplay panel and the display device provided in the embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the time period for the in-cell capacitive touchdisplay panel displaying each image frame is divided into at least twocontrol periods each comprising a display period and a touch controlperiod, and during the display period, no signal is applied or signalsfor display are applied to touch driving electrodes of the touch displaypanel; and during the touch control period, touch driving signals areapplied to the touch driving electrodes in sequence, wherein touchsensing electrodes couple voltage signals of the touch driving signalsand output the same, so that the display function and the touch controlfunction are realized, and thus the report rate is increased and thetouch control accuracy is improved.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a sectional structure of an in-cellcapacitive touch display panel in the prior art;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a sectional structure of an in-cellcapacitive touch display panel provided in an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of layer structures formed by touchsensing electrodes and touch driving electrodes provided in anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a timing diagram of signals at respective signal terminalsduring the procedures for driving the display panel provided in anembodiment of the present disclosure; and

FIG. 5 is a schematic flowchart of a control method for achieving thedisplay function and the touch control function of the in-cellcapacitive touch display panel provided in an embodiment of the presentdisclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

In embodiments of the present disclosure, there are provided an in-cellcapacitive touch display panel, a display device, a control device andmethod, for achieving a display function and a touch control function ofa display panel and improving the report rate for the touch controlfunction.

Hereinafter, the embodiments of the present disclosure are described indetail in connection with the accompanying drawings. It should be notedthat the accompanying drawings are only the schematic diagrams forstructure and are used for illustrating the embodiments of the presentdisclosure clearly, not limiting the scope of the present disclosure inany way.

As shown in FIG. 5, in an embodiment of the present disclosure, there isprovided a control method for achieving a display function and a touchcontrol function of an in-cell capacitive touch display panel, whereinthe control method comprises:

S1, dividing a time period for the in-cell capacitive touch displaypanel displaying each image frame into at least two control periods eachcomprising a display period and a touch control period;

S2, during the display period, applying no signal or applying signalsfor display to touch driving electrodes of the touch display panel; and

S3, during the touch control period, applying touch driving signals tothe touch driving electrodes in sequence, wherein the touch sensingelectrodes couple voltage signals of touch driving signals and outputthe same.

During the above procedures, there is no limitation on the specificorder in performing the steps S1, S2 and S3; for example, the step S1can be performed once in the initial phase of the driving andcontrolling, after that, as long as the steps S2 and S3 are performedalternatively.

In particular, at the step S2, applying no signal or applying signalsfor display to the touch driving electrodes of the touch display panelduring the display period comprises:

applying no signal to the touch driving electrodes of the touch displaypanel during the display period in a case where the touch drivingelectrodes, gate lines, date lines and common electrodes of the touchdisplay panel are arranged in different layers;

using gate scanning signals as the signals for display and applying thegate scanning signals to the touch driving electrodes during the displayperiod in a case where some of gate lines of the touch display panelserve as the touch driving electrodes;

using image data signals as the signals for display and applying theimage data signals to the touch driving electrodes during the displayperiod in a case where some of data lines of the touch display panelserve as the touch driving electrodes; and

using common voltage signals as the signals for display and applying thecommon voltage signals to the touch driving electrodes during thedisplay period in a case where some of strip-shaped common electrodes ofthe touch display panel serve as the touch driving electrodes.

In the above method, during the at least two control periods, respectivecontrol periods are equal to each other in length; during differentcontrol periods, respective display periods are equal in length, andrespective touch control periods are equal in length.

Next, a control method for the above capacitive touch display panel isillustrated in detail with reference to an in-cell capacitive touchdisplay panel shown in FIG. 2.

In particular, the in-cell capacitive touch display panel shown in FIG.2 comprises an opposite substrate 11, an array substrate, and a liquidcrystal layer 12 located between the opposite substrate 11 and the arraysubstrate; wherein the array substrate comprises gate lines 131 and datalines 132 manufactured on a glass substrate 130 which are intersectedwith each other in arrangement, wherein the gate lines 131 and the datelines 132 are arranged in different layers, and a first isolating layer151 is arranged therebetween; the array substrate further comprises:touch driving electrodes 141 and touch sensing electrodes 142 which areboth located between the liquid crystal layer 12 and the data lines 132,a second isolating layer 152 located between the data lines 132 and thetouch driving electrodes 142, and a third isolating layer 153 locatedbetween the touch driving electrodes 141 and the touch sensingelectrodes 142; wherein

the touch driving electrodes 141 are extended in a first direction, andare located between the second isolating layer 152 and the thirdisolating layer 153; and

the touch sensing electrodes 142 are extended in a second direction, andthe touch sensing electrode 142 and the touch driving electrodes 141 areseparated by the third isolating layer 153;

wherein the first direction is perpendicular to the second direction,that is, the direction in which the touch driving electrodes 141 areextended is perpendicular to that in which the touch sensing electrodes142 are extended.

Optionally, the touch sensing electrodes 142 and the touch drivingelectrodes 141 can be made by transparent conductive material, forexample, indium tin oxide ITO, so that the wiring of the touch sensingelectrodes and the touch driving electrodes has no influence on theaperture ratio of the touch display panel. If the touch drivingelectrodes 141 and/or the touch sensing electrodes 142 are made by metalmaterial, optionally, the touch driving electrodes 141 and/or the touchsensing electrodes 142 may be electrodes which are arranged in agrid-shaped structure, and as shown in FIG. 3, and the electrodes in thegrid-shaped structure correspond to black array areas on the touchdisplay panel, so as to prevent the wiring of the touch sensingelectrodes 142 and the touch driving electrodes 141 from affecting theaperture ratio of the touch display panel adversely. The density of thegrids depends on the display accuracy of the display panel, and thusdifferent requirements on the touch control accuracy can be met byadjusting the density of the grids.

Further, referring to the layer structure shown in FIG. 3, the touchsensing electrodes 142 comprise a plurality of touch sensingsub-electrodes, and the touch driving electrodes 141 comprise aplurality of touch driving sub-electrodes; wherein, respective touchsensing sub-electrodes RX1, RX2, RX3, etc are intersected withrespective touch driving sub-electrodes TX1, TX2, TX3, TX4, etc inarrangement, and a capacitor is formed at an intersection.

Next, the control method for achieving the display and the touch controlof the display panel provided in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure will be described in detail by taking the capacitive touchdisplay panel shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 as an example and referring to thetiming diagram of the signals at respective signal terminals shown inFIG. 4. As shown in FIG. 4, STV represents a start-up signal for animage frame, and the time period of an image frame is divided into aplurality of control periods each comprising a display period Displayand a touch control period Touch respectively, wherein each group of thedisplay period and the touch control period is subsequent to each otherin time; the respective display periods are equal in length, and therespective touch control periods are equal in length. Each displayperiod corresponds to a group of gate lines, and each group of gatelines comprises different gate lines; optionally, different groups ofgate lines comprise gate lines in the same number.

During the display period Display, the gate lines in a group of gatelines receive the gate scanning signals respectively in sequence, andthe data lines output corresponding data signals; as shown in FIG. 4, mgate lines form one group, and during the display period for a firstgroup, the first gate line to the m^(th) gate line are activated insequence, and the corresponding data signals are output from the datalines respectively; meanwhile, the common voltage signals are outputfrom the common electrodes, so that electric fields are formed betweenthe pixel electrodes and the common electrodes to control the liquidcrystal molecules of the corresponding pixel unit to be deflected, forachieving the display of a picture.

During the touch control period Touch, a touch driving signal (forexample, a high frequency signal) is applied to at least one touchdriving sub-electrode, and a touch sensing signal (for example, a directcurrent signal) is imported to a corresponding touch sensingsub-electrode; as shown in FIG. 4, during the touch control period forthe first group, the touch driving sub-electrode TX2 is controlled toreceive the touch driving signal, and the touch sensing signal isimported to all the corresponding touch sensing sub-electrodes. After atouch action is sensed by a touch sensing sub-electrode RX, a couplingsignal is generated, and the coupling signal is superposed on the touchsensing signal (i.e., the direct current signal) and is output from thetouch sensing sub-electrode to an external detecting circuit. During thetouch control period for one group, there is no limitation on the numberof the touch driving sub-electrodes and that of the touch sensingsub-electrodes, as long as it can be ensured that all the touch drivingsub-electrodes and all the touch sensing sub-electrodes can achieve atleast one report completely during a whole image frame. Naturally, aplurality of reports can increase the report rate, and thus improves thetouch control accuracy. Therefore, the scan frequency of the touchdriving signals can be determined by the different touch controlaccuracy and the specific parameters of the display panel.

The display period and the touch control period are alternated insequence, and until the display period for a last group, during with thej^(th) gate line to the (j+m)^(th) gate line (the last gate line) areactivated sequentially, and the whole image frame is displayedcompletely; during the touch control period for the last group, at leastone touch driving sub-electrode is scanned for touch control function,as mentioned above, as long as at least one report can be achievedduring the period for an image frame.

The control method for the in-cell capacitive touch display panel isintroduced in connection with FIGS. 2 and 3. It can be seen from FIG. 2that the touch driving electrodes, the gate lines, the data lines, thecommon electrodes of the touch display panel are arranged in differentlayers, that is, the touch driving electrodes are arranged in a newlayer structure independently arranged on the array substrate; in thiscase, the touch driving and the display driving are controlled bydifferent driving chips respectively. During the display period, thereis no need for applying an electric signal to the touch drivingelectrodes so as to avoid generating the crosstalk on the normal displayfor the picture; during the touch control period, the normal gatescanning signals and the image data signals are stopped to be input tothe gate lines and the data lines respectively, and the correspondingtouch control signals are applied to the touch driving elecrodes and thetouch sensing electrodes.

Further, in order to reduce the process for manufacturing the in-cellcapacitive touch display panel, the touch driving electrodes can bemanufactured in a gate metal layer or source-drain metal layer. Inparticular, some of gate lines or some of data lines can serve as thetouch driving electrodes.

In the case where some of gate lines serve as the touch drivingelectrodes, the gate scanning signals are applied to the touch drivingelectrodes during the display period, and the touch driving signals areapplied to the touch driving electrodes during the touch control period;in the case where some of data lines serve as the touch drivingelectrodes, the image data signals are applied to the touch drivingelectrodes during the display period, and the touch driving signals areapplied to the touch driving electrodes during the touch control period.

Further, for a display panel in Advanced Super Dimension Switch (ASDS)mode, two layers of transparent electrodes are arranged on the arraysubstrate of the display panel, and a multiple-dimensional electricfield is formed by the electric field generated between edges of slitelectrodes in a same plane and the electric field generated between aslit electrode layer and a plate electrode layer, so that the liquidcrystal molecules between the slip electrodes and those right above theelectrodes in the liquid crystal cell all can be deflected, thusimproving the operation efficiency of the liquid crystal layer andincreasing the transmittance efficiency. In the capacitive touch displaypanel based on the display panel in ADS mode, the touch drivingelectrodes can be manufactured in a second layer of transparentelectrodes of the array substrate (the layer of transparent electrodesclose to the liquid crystal layer). In this case, if the second layer oftransparent electrodes serves as a layer of common electrodes, the layerof common electrodes can be divided into a plurality of strip-shapedcommon electrodes, and some of the plurality of strip-shaped commonelectrodes are selected as serving as the touch driving electrodes; thecommon voltage signals are applied to the touch driving electrodesduring the display period, and the touch driving signals are applied tothe touch driving electrodes during the touch control period.

By means of the control method in a time-division mode, the dualfunctions of the display panel, i.e., the display function and the touchcontrol function, can be realized; meanwhile, the interference of thetouch control signals on the display signals can be avoided due to thetime-division control, thus improving the display quality. Moreimportant thing is that, by dividing the time of each image frame intoat least two control periods each comprising a group of a display periodand a touch control period, the time interval between two touch controlperiods can be shortened significantly, and the touch action occurringon the surface of the touch display panel can be reacted in time, thusincreasing the report rate and improving the touch control accuracy.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, there is further provideda control device for the above in-cell capacitive touch display panelfor display and touch control by the control method, wherein the controldevice comprises:

a display control unit, for applying no signal or applying signals fordisplay to the touch driving electrodes of the touch display panelduring the display period;

a touch control unit, for applying touch driving signals to the touchdriving electrodes in sequence during the touch control period, whereinthe touch sensing electrodes couple the voltage signals of the touchdriving signals and output the same;

a clock unit, for dividing the time period for the in-cell capacitivetouch display panel displaying each image frame into at least twocontrol periods each comprising a display period and a touch controlperiod; the clock unit is further used for sending a trigger signal fordisplay to the display control unit upon entering into the displayperiod, and for sending a trigger signal for touch control to the touchcontrol unit upon entering into the touch control period.

Optionally, in a case where the touch driving electrodes, gate lines,date lines and common electrodes of the touch display panel are arrangedin different layers, the display control unit applies no signal to thetouch driving electrodes of the touch display panel during the displayperiod;

in a case where some of gate lines of the touch display panel serve asthe touch driving electrodes, gate scanning signals are used as thesignals for display, and the display control unit applies the gatescanning signals to the touch driving electrodes during the displayperiod;

in a case where some of data lines of the touch display panel serve asthe touch driving electrodes, image data signals are used as the signalsfor display, and the display control unit applies the image data signalsto the touch driving electrodes during the display period; and

in a case where some of strip-shaped common electrodes of the touchdisplay panel serve as the touch driving electrodes, common voltagesignals are used as the signals for display, and the display controlunit applies the common voltages signals to the touch driving electrodesduring the display period.

Optionally, during the at least two control periods, respective controlperiods are equal to each other in length; during different controlperiods, respective display periods are equal in length, and respectivetouch control periods are equal in length.

In addition, in the embodiments of the present disclosure, there isfurther provided a capacitive touch display device comprising thecontrol device as described in the above embodiments. Moreover, thedisplay device performs display and touch control by means of the abovemethod so as to achieve the display and touch control function.

Further, the capacitive touch display device comprises an arraysubstrate on which gate lines and data lines are formed; the displayperiod in each control period corresponds to a group of gate lines,wherein each group of gate lines comprises different gate lines.Optionally, each group of gate lines comprises gate lines in the samenumber.

In summary, in the embodiments of the disclosure, there are provided acontrol device and method for an in-cell capacitive touch display paneland a display device, wherein by the time-division driving method, thetime period for each image frame is divided into at least one group of adisplay period and a touch control period, so that at least one reportcan be realized during the touch control period of each image frame,thus improving the report rate and increasing the touch controlaccuracy. In addition, in the technical solutions provided in theembodiments of the present disclosure, the touch sensing electrodes andthe touch driving electrodes are arranged on the array substrate, sothat on one hand, the display area would not be occupied since thepositions of the touch sensing electrodes and the touch drivingelectrodes correspond to the areas of the gate lines and the data lines,thus retaining the aperture ratio of the original pixel structure; onthe other hand, it will benefit the leading-out of the pins of the touchsensing electrodes and the touch driving electrodes, and in turnbenefits the bonding of the Flexible Printed Circuit FPC board.

Those skilled in the art should understand that the embodiments of thepresent disclosure can be implemented in a method, system or computerprogram product. Therefore, the embodiments of the present disclosurecan be realized in complete hardware, complete software, or acombination of the software with the hardware. Further, the embodimentsof the present disclosure can be implemented in a computer programproduct in a form of a computer readable storage medium comprisingcomputer readable program codes (comprising, but is not limited tomagnetic disk storage, the optical storage, and the like).

The embodiments of the disclosure are described with reference to theflowcharts and/or the block diagrams of the method, device(system), andthe computer program product. It should be appreciated that each offlows and/blocks in the flowchart and/or the block diagram, as well asthe combination of the flows and/or the blocks in the flowchart and/orblock diagram can be implemented in the computer program instructions.The computer program instructions can be supplied to the generalcomputers, the dedicated computers, the embedded processors or theprocessors in the other programmable data processing devices to generatea machine, so that the instructions executed by the general computers orthe processors in the other programmable data processing devicesgenerate a device for realizing the functions specified in one or moreflows in the flowchart and/or one or more blocks in the block diagram.

The computer program instructions can be stored in a computer readablememory capable of booting the computers or other programmable dataprocessing devices to operate in a specific mode, so that theinstructions stored in the computer readable memory generate a productcomprising an instruction mean. The instruction mean can achieve thefunctions specified in one or more flows in the flowchart and/or one ormore blocks in the block diagram.

The computer program instructions can be loaded into the computers orother programmable data processing devices to cause the computers orother programmable data processing devices perform a series ofoperational steps for generating process realized by the computers, sothat the instructions executed in the computers or other programmabledevices can provide the steps for realizing the functions specified inone or more flows in the flowchart and/or one or more blocks in theblock diagram.

Obviously, those skilled in the art may make modifications, variationsand equivalences on the above embodiments without departing from thespirit and scope of the present disclosure as defined by the followingclaims. Such variations and modifications are intended to be includedwithin the spirit and scope of the present disclosure provided that suchvariations and modifications belong to the scope defined in the claimsand the equivalences thereof.

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 10. A control method for achieving a display functionand a touch control function of an in-cell capacitive touch displaypanel, comprising: dividing a time period for the in-cell capacitivetouch display panel displaying each image frame into at least twocontrol periods each comprising a display period and a touch controlperiod; during the display period, applying no signal or applyingsignals for display to touch driving electrodes of the touch displaypanel; and during the touch control period, applying touch drivingsignals to the touch driving electrodes in sequence, wherein the touchsensing electrodes couple voltage signals of touch driving signals andoutput the same.
 11. The control method of claim 10, wherein saidapplying no signal or applying signals for display to the touch drivingelectrodes of the touch display panel during the display periodcomprises: applying no signal to the touch driving electrodes of thetouch display panel during the display period in a case where the touchdriving electrodes, gate lines, date lines and common electrodes of thetouch display panel are arranged in different layers; using gatescanning signals as the signals for display and applying the gatescanning signals to the touch driving electrodes during the displayperiod in a case where some of gate lines of the touch display panelserve as the touch driving electrodes; using image data signals as thesignals for display and applying the image data signals to the touchdriving electrodes during the display period in a case where some ofdata lines of the touch display panel serve as the touch drivingelectrodes; and using common voltage signals as the signals for displayand applying the common voltage signals to the touch driving electrodesduring the display period in a case where some of strip-shaped commonelectrodes of the touch display panel serve as the touch drivingelectrodes.
 12. The control method of claim 10, wherein in the at leasttwo control periods, respective control periods are equal to each otherin length; in different control periods, respective display periods areequal in length, and respective touch control periods are equal inlength.
 13. The control method of claim 11, wherein in the at least twocontrol periods, respective control periods are equal to each other inlength; in different control periods, respective display periods areequal in length, and respective touch control periods are equal inlength.
 14. A control device for an in-cell capacitive touch displaypanel for display and touch, comprising: a display control unit, forapplying no signal or applying signals for display to touch drivingelectrodes of the touch display panel during a display period; a touchcontrol unit, for applying touch driving signals to the touch drivingelectrodes in sequence during a touch control period, wherein the touchsensing electrodes couple voltage signals of the touch driving signalsand output the same; a clock unit, for dividing a time period for thein-cell capacitive touch display panel displaying each image frame intoat least two control periods each comprising the display period and thetouch control period; the clock unit further for sending a triggersignal for display to the display control unit upon entering into thedisplay period, and for sending a trigger signal for touch control tothe touch control unit upon entering into the touch control period. 15.The control device of claim 14, wherein in a case where the touchdriving electrodes, gate lines, date lines and common electrodes of thetouch display panel are arranged in different layers, the displaycontrol unit applies no signal to the touch driving electrodes of thetouch display panel during the display period; in a case where some ofgate lines of the touch display panel serve as the touch drivingelectrodes, gate scanning signals are used as the signals for display,and the display control unit applies the gate scanning signals to thetouch driving electrodes during the display period; in a case where someof data lines of the touch display panel serve as the touch drivingelectrodes, image data signals are used as the signals for display, andthe display control unit applies the image data signals to the touchdriving electrodes during the display period; and in a case where someof strip-shaped common electrodes of the touch display panel serve asthe touch driving electrodes, common voltage signals are used as thesignals for display, and the display control unit applies the commonvoltage signals to the touch driving electrodes during the displayperiod.
 16. The control device of claim 15, wherein said in the at leasttwo control periods, respective control periods are equal to each otherin length; in different control periods, respective display periods areequal in length, and respective touch control periods are equal inlength.
 17. A capacitive touch display device comprising the controldevice of claim
 14. 18. The capacitive touch display device of claim 17,wherein in a case where the touch driving electrodes, gate lines, datelines and common electrodes of the touch display panel are arranged indifferent layers, the display control unit applies no signal to thetouch driving electrodes of the touch display panel during the displayperiod; in a case where some of gate lines of the touch display panelserve as the touch driving electrodes, gate scanning signals are used asthe signals for display, and the display control unit applies the gatescanning signals to the touch driving electrodes during the displayperiod; in a case where some of data lines of the touch display panelserve as the touch driving electrodes, image data signals are used asthe signals for display, and the display control unit applies the imagedata signals to the touch driving electrodes during the display period;and in a case where some of strip-shaped common electrodes of the touchdisplay panel serve as the touch driving electrodes, common voltagesignals are used as the signals for display, and the display controlunit applies the common voltage signals to the touch driving electrodesduring the display period.
 19. The control device of claim 18, whereinsaid in the at least two control periods, respective control periods areequal to each other in length; in different control periods, respectivedisplay periods are equal in length, and respective touch controlperiods are equal in length.
 20. The capacitive touch display device ofclaim 17, wherein the capacitive touch display device comprises an arraysubstrate on which gate lines and data lines are formed; the displayperiod in each control period corresponds to a group of gate lines,wherein each group of gate lines comprises different gate lines.
 21. Thecapacitive touch display device of claim 18, wherein the capacitivetouch display device comprises an array substrate on which gate linesand data lines are formed; the display period in each control periodcorresponds to a group of gate lines, wherein each group of gate linescomprises different gate lines.
 22. The capacitive touch display deviceof claim 19, wherein the capacitive touch display device comprises anarray substrate on which gate lines and data lines are formed; thedisplay period in each control period corresponds to a group of gatelines, wherein each group of gate lines comprises different gate lines.23. The capacitive touch display device of claim 20, wherein each groupof gate lines comprises gate lines in a same number.
 24. The capacitivetouch display device of claim 21, wherein each group of gate linescomprises gate lines in a same number.
 25. The capacitive touch displaydevice of claim 22, wherein each group of gate lines comprises gatelines in a same number.